Sentence examples for productivity industries from inspiring English sources

Domestic spending from oil wealth has largely come in low productivity industries like construction and real estate.

Acemoglu et al. ([2006]) show that interlocking relations among existing low-skilled managers (which can be interpreted as low productivity industries), capitalists (which can be interpreted as owners of the firms or financial sectors), and government might bring about the delay of changes in the industrial structure.

Kevin Stiroh, an economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, has also studied productivity industry by industry and has arrived at a similar conclusion in a study that will be published soon.

We analyse these questions employing a new economic geography model, which also takes into account the importance of knowledge spillovers for productivity, industry location and policy.

Since the productivity industry remains open and unregulated, you may establish yourself as a leader in the industry.

There are very few studies which have discussed and argued that structural changes play an important role in the process of convergence and its speed.5 As discussed by Van Ark (1995), structural changes may affect productivity and growth, especially when labour moves from a low-productivity industry to a high-productivity industry, which may increase the overall productivity level.

As in Italy and Spain, wages are set centrally with too little regard for differences in productivity across industries and companies.

During Portugal's modernising years, low productivity in industries such as textiles – vulnerable to emerging market producers – were sustained by EU cash transfers, by remittances from workers overseas, by foreign investment and foreign borrowing.

In Mr Melitz's model, trade raises the productivity of industries, not by allowing firms to grow bigger, but by giving the better firms a bigger share of the market.

The relationship between HRM and productivity of industries have been extensively investigated.

There is some evidence that immigrant concentration is negatively correlated with productivity in industries that had a relatively low-skill workforce prior to the migration wave, and is positively correlated with productivity in industries with a high skilled workforce.